>> juan: let me go back to katie.. >> katie: is bloomberg going to be a substitute for joe bid joe biden? >> juan: i think this is something... right now, joe biden, for all the attacks that have come from president trump, that has not happened. but i do see that the president is jumping down at michael bloomberg and unintentionally elevated mike bloomberg. >> dana: are you calling mike bloomberg short? >> juan: that's an easy retort, but that's not what i meant. he's the president of the united states and mike bloomberg is not even in iowa. he's not running in iowa, and the president's attention is giving more oxygen to mike bloomberg's candidacy. >> katie: dana, i want to play michael moore. >> the dnc will not allow cory booker on the stage, julian castro on that stage, but they are going to allow mike bloomberg on the stage because he's got a billion [bleep] dollars! >> dana: i hate to break it to him, those are the rules about out by the dnc in the beginning. tom perez, head of the dnc, had said that there were t

katie, what were your favorite moments? >> katie: what you saw last night -- a week out from super tuesday, this was the over talking, not sticking to the rules, was a preview of dying, thrashing campaigns. this was the last stop for people like elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, mayor pete -- they are done and if they don't get any kind of boost out of this debate and as we've seen him seen, debate has not paid off in terms of support for other people. i thought elizabeth warren had the weirdest attack of the night when she went after mayor bloomberg after allegedly telling a female employee for killing her baby when she was pregnant, which took away the left argument on the abortion issue. on one hand, she saying that abortion is not killing, but then she accuses michael bloomberg of telling an employee to kill her baby, which i thought democrats were about choice -- it's a very weird thing for her to say. certainly didn't get her anywhere going to south carolina on saturday. >> greg: they've never been able to back up that

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>> katie: that will be fun.es, fox supporters have been amazing being at the different rallies and the different candidates. they were great, they were so great. peter doocy, everybody is doing an amazing job. it's interesting to see amy klobuchar's rise, and the question is, will this give anyone momentum into south carolina customer south carolina voters aren't necessarily going to change ther new hampshire but donors and people who deal with infrastructure are paying attention. that is what you make literature is a new york raising money, i'm sure mayor pete is still getting a lot of phone calls, asking how they can maybe get some biden donors, or making those phone calls, figuring out how they can help them, where do you need the most money, do you need this, this, how are we going toy the delicate field here? but bernie sanders is on a roll and for the long term, people need to start thinking about where we are in this moment because as aoc said at a bernie rally last week, decades of activism in the colleg

katie, what do you think? is it overblown? >> katie: no, i don't.rely underestimate the socialism message that is based on lies paid i have a t-shirt that says socialism communism killed 100,000 people and all i have is this t-shirt. younger people cannot define it. and by the democrats not standing up and saying yes, i have a problem with it on the stage proves that there are no moderates in the democratic party and they deserve the label of being socialist. and bernie sanders has a question on msnbc after chris matthews said that, is he like a denmark socialist or a cuban communist? if you go back and listen to bernie sanders own words about cuban communism, he was excited about fidel castro who is responsible for the murder of hundreds of thousands of people. hhe said that redlines in nicaragua were a good example of how the economy works. so when we are talking about policy here, these are just differences in minor policies, the user about two completely different structures for the future of the country and it should not be underestimated consi

well our reporter katie shanahan is outside the etihad for us and katie it's clearly been a really testinghester city but pep guardiola and the team back to doing what they do best with all of this going on and off the field, it was an ideal performance from the team tonight. yes, austin, it was like business as usual. the manchester city fans or in full voice, some even chanting boo—uefa, and that you showed real character from the characters on the pitch come after what must have been a couple —— a tough couple of days, they were chanting the names, when he scored that second goal, and then we nt he scored that second goal, and then went on to get men of the match. he couldn't help but think, "will he be here next? the same goes for sergio, who is now 31, he's got four premier league titles. he was in fine form today. but he still hasn't played under the lights of champion she league final. guardiola asked his players before the game to use the ua for punishment as motivation. city have done just that, they've got the job done, and they won convincingly here 2—0 against west ham. it was

i mean, come on, people. >> juan: wow, katie. >> katie: come on, people. >> juan: when you hear jamesin touch with democratic party politics, saying he is scared of bernie sanders. how do you as a republican hear that? before i am a conservative, not a registered republican, but i will say he's more in touch with the rest of the country and if you look at the polling of bernie sanders policies people do not like the socialist aspect of this. and coming out of iowa with his staff still questioning the validity of the results, joe biden is taking the l essentially come and going after pete buttigieg and bernie sanders pretty hard. he says of bernie sanders wins the nomination, every single democrat running for office will have the label of socialist over their head and we are going to have to explain that. that is not going to work when it comes to democrats, who feel like the party has gone far to left for their liking when it comes to issues like health care and other economic factors. >> juan: one other factor, biden is low on cash right now. very low. he's got to do a lot of fund-ra

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does the telegraph cartoon, katie, help us the telegraph cartoon, katie, help us with this.ing i'm not sure... it helps to get to some points of raising perhaps some of the issues that potentially arise from this system as it's being proposed. i do think it's, i think today, we have seen the government obviously trying to stand very tough on immigration, something they think resonates with their voters. it's also the case that lots of studies have shown that the public by majority i would bid be thinking it was interesting to see if the system as it was currently proposed as what was enacted as we get to january, and the transition period ends, and this does mean that or even looking at trade deals. and what comes up when you are looking at what you are going to give and take what you want to stop schools will squander extra cash. yes, this was apparently a comment that was... that was put yesterday by accident. it's from the chief inspector of schools in england. and she is saying that the government has promised to put in a cash boost into the education sector in next mont

>> katie: it's a modern version of a ghost. i think it's weird. was it weird?it was great, it was terrific. >> dana: was it real? they should do elvis now. >> juan: having just been to disney, you see these characters that are brought to life and of course they are not human, they are machines. it's fabulous. i think how can someone get the job to perform that act at the same time, it is pretty amazing. >> greg: and we have a hologram for "the five" when we are gone? >> jesse: we are gone right now. you would pay money for a hologram? >> juan: you know it was great about this, the dancers are there and before you realize it, you think that looks like michael jackson. is. >> jesse: the only way i am paying for this is if they project into my home. >> greg: exactly and god forbid. >> dana: this is a good idea for you and tom shillue when you go on your weekend thing. >> greg: my little weekend thing? >> dana: because you don't like to travel, you never have to leave your apartment. >> greg: i can be a hologram here and be home in my bathrobe right now. i actually

>> the katy, ali said it.ch of iowa is that moment, that moment to be able to go up on that stage and declare yourself the winner of the iowa caucus. that is what pete buttigieg was looking to do last night. you heard the framing of his speech there, essentially laying out an undeniable reality. the reality, though, is that he gave that speech at 11:30 p.m. he flew overnight to new hampshire where he has been in the middle of holding campaign events. we are, to put in perspective where we are, katy, it's eight blocks to the west of you, and one flight up an escalator this is the location where the iowa democratic party was supposed to announce the results yesterday. well, we're here. in 2 1/2 hours, they're slated d to do just that. whether anyone from the iowa democratic party actually decides to show up and take part and engage in conversation, so far they've not taken any questions from the press. there was pushback from the campaigns. this was a call between the iowa democratic party and these campaigns. p

katie pavlik, we haven't had a chance to hear from you. last night, mayor pete, this is 62%, and 26%, he's in the lead. the line that really got everybody's eyes wide, when this is all uncertain and he said, we have turned an undeniable hope and it became an improbable victory. it just felt premature but maybe he knew something. >> katie: he either knew something or took the opportunity while everyone is sitting around trying to fill air time while we are waiting for the results. 62% is still a d. it is 2% away from a failing grade and the question i think the democratic voters who made the effort to go out and caucus to their candidate and maybe change their mind and went over to somebody else is how are we supposed to trust these results? the chairman didn't come out and say anything about the details of what happened. he said there were irregularities bear that begs the question about more explanation about what happened, where did the money go, why is it that a party that is worried about election meddling from russia from the last thr

let‘s cross live to the etihad stadium, katie shanahan is there. with pep guardiola, he‘s just focussed on the football and the nplayers are also calm, but it has to be hard, olly, what about the match tonight? bruce would impact that ben had on the team this evening. these are unsettling times for manchester city because they would not be playing champions league football for the next two seasons. now, guardiola has said to use this punishment as motivation. what is interesting is to see how these players respond to west ham tonight because there is talk that he squad could be absolutely dismantled if this ban goes ahead and there questions about his future before we even get into theissues his future before we even get into the issues of transfers in the appeal. former city player, to get his you on this. regardless of football, this get on with yourjob, do the right thing, train as usual. yes, you will be concerned because these guys want to play in the champions league and that is a given in this football cloud also does. but certain things hap

katy?> fortuitous physical position she was in. let me ask you about what her expectations are for nevada. 77,000 people as of yesterday had already filled out their caucus cards which means that they were not waiting for the debate to make a decision. unclear what the total turnout would be but that's close to turnout already from what we saw in 2016. does she believe that this is going to be a difference maker in nevada or hoping for a change in the race in south carolina? >> i think that the debate performance is, yes, of course important for nevada, but it's also important to just reinvigorate her campaign overall. the early vote perspective in nevada is important, but at the same time in talking to some of her advisers right after the debate, they didn't feel like that's going to be a detraction from a positive debate performance and hopefully a good performance here in nevada. but i think the debate stage last night was more important than just nevada. it was trying to rae staeb her a

katy tur is here to pick up our coverage. >> thanks. >>> i'm katy tur. it's 2:00 p.m. in the east. in california the cdc has confirmed the paris cafirst cas person-to-person transmission in the u.s. and it is raising the specter that the virus is entering a new phase in this country. and to make matters worse, the patient was not tested for days. there are now 60 confirmed cases in the u.s. and the virus has been reported in at least 40 countries around the world. in addition to fears about global health, there are also fears about the global economy. the footscy in the united kingdom, dax in germany and cac 40 all down for ther tlan 3% today. nikkei is down 2%. the dow opened in the red and is on track for the worst week since the 2008 downturn. >> we could be at just one or two people over the next period of time. >> we can expect to see more cases in the united states. >> we do expect more cases. >> president trump tapped vice president mike pence to coordinate the u.s. government's response. and to confuse matters further, pence in turn tapped another coordinator to coordinate

tragic rally on -- tragically, january 23, katie was killed in the line of duty. her sacrifice is the reminder of tremendous risks police officers take every day when they put on their uniform and go keeping our communities safe. because of the service and acrifice of members of law enforcement, all our communities it.better for katie was irreplaceable, and she was dearly missed. be remembered for her kind heart, her radiant smile, and her love of family and friends. e will keep katie and her family and the hudson community in our thoughts and prayers. and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman massachusetts, mr. kennedy, for five minutes. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. speaker. quote, corrupting an election. o keep one's self in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's that i can ce imagine. yesterday, senator mitt romney outlined what so many of us know truth.he that the evidence of this is beyond any lt doubt. witnesseste silencing and shielding even more vidence, that

katie, thank you very much indeed. katie, thank you very much indeed. while having a brain tumour removed. we will hear from her and from the surgeons. officials in the uk are warning people across england and wales to expect further heavy rain, as river levels continue to rise. some areas as still under water, days after storm dennis battered the region. six severe flood warnings remain in effect, meaning there‘s a danger to life. the bbc‘sjon kay has more. there‘s obviously going to be no games for a couple of months now, which is a terrible shame. there‘s not really any need for a pitch inspection. at hereford rugby club, games are off. got to remain positive in situations like this and the club spirit will come shining through. but that is easier said than done. the ground is right next to the river wye. there it is, in the middle of the picture, and they‘ve flooded five times since october. they‘ve only played one home match. this week, in the course of a few hours, security cameras recorded the stand being slowly submerged. the water has come up t

>> it's interesting, katy. a lot of focus on senator sanders' comments about cuba comment in florida, spoiler alert not very well, obviously, with the ex-pat population from cube camera, venezuela in south florida. when you get to the industrial midwest, senator sanders planted his flag here four years ago. you recall the sem nol moment of his campaign against hillary clinton is when he was down 20 points in the michigan primary, came back to beat hillary clinton and that was a real turning point in that race. it seems as though clinton was ready to put a nail in the coffin of the sanders' campaign. instead it breathed new life in his candidacy. he was strong. organizationally speaking across ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, this is a campaign that is very well organized. they have money, muscle, a real campaign machine on the ground. and they argue, his allies certainly argue if he were to be the nominee because of that organization on the ground, he would actually be better suited, that he would be be

katy? >> hans, just to be clear, blagojevich was convicted of trying to sell a senate seat. >> reporter: yeah. correct. >> and bernie kerik pleaded guilty to the charges and he has pardoned him? >> in regards to blagojevich, what was caught on the tapes was it was a valuable thing he had and ultimately was found guilty by a jury of his peers. the president's ability to pardon is absolute. that's one of the reasons he likes it. it is vested in the constitution. president donald trump likes to do things in an administrative way where he doesn't need to get congressional authority. the pardon is one of those. the president hinted there are more names on this list. we'll have to see. i don't know how many people are tracking, aside from michael millken's family, i don't know how many people are tracking that. there could be additional pardons. with all these pardons, we've seen how quickly a presidential pardon or commutation gets weaved into the president's campaign narrative. you saw that wit

>> katie: yeah, the tests came back, and they were conclusive.he's dying, and i--i feel terrible laying this on you like this, and in fact, i--i should not be saying anything at all, but i cannot-- i cannot let you fire her, please. >> steffy: oh, my god. >> katie: i know you're not trying to be cruel. you just didn't know what was going on. >> ridge: we knew something was going on...there's been a change in her work lately. >> katie: well, now you know why. her symptoms have been interfering with her work. >> ridge: but why--why wouldn't she come to us, talk to us about it? k

kpix 5's katie nielsen is joining us now from china town. katie? >> reporter: yes, so this is actually supposed to be one of the busiest times of year here in china town with the festival going on and then the parade tomorrow. but here on grant street, the sidewalks and streets practically empty. many people say it's all because of the coronavirus. as music echos down the empty streets of china town, organizers continue to put the finishing touches on the 19 floats set to make their way down market street tomorrow night to celebrate the year of the rat. >> all of the floats have been lined up, and i've got my team on it making sure everything is perfect and ready for show time. >> reporter: despite concerns attendance will be down, the celebration must go on. >> this year we're faced with some challenges with the virus. >> reporter: but experts say concerns around the coronavirus spreading during the parade are unfounded. there have only been 12 cases of the coronavirus in the u.s., 4 patients are being treated here in the bay area. >> the biggest

thank you, katie. >> thank you guys. >> we appreciate it. >> katie said she appreciated it to. roland, thank you. you did a great job. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [background noises] >> i met your wife and daughter. >> you did? >> yeah. >> my wife susan and my daughte- >> are you staying across the street? >> no, i'm staying in the concord. they have a nice hotel of their bid its new. the doubletree got too expensive. >> it is expensive. [laughter] smacked barbershop endorsements are the most important kind. they are. >> because they really know everything. >> they do. >> i already knew i liked rola roland. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> how does that look? >> i will shave you around the ears and then we will be done. you have a nice outline, nice and full. not short. it needed it. >> thank you. how long ago was it -- >> you are him about one month ago. >> how much 50 years ago did a haircut cost? >> about two dollars. >> did you give people a shave back then? >> yep, shave and a haircut. i still give shaves. >> every now and then you get a -

that's the half the country that katie couric can't relate to.e last people to lecture about being objective. this is somebody while she was at "the today show" as a serious journalist and anchor that took part in a pro-choice march that's a big no, no. she also did, remember a documentary a couple years ago called under the gun. she asked some gun owners, sean, what the exact question is if there are no background checks for gun purchasers, how do you prevent terrorists from purchasing a gun all the gun activists were stunned silent except they weren't when raw audio revealed no it was deceptively make them look clueless. they were more than able to answer that question and katie couric had to apologize for that if i'm going to take lessons on how to be an unbiased reporter or journalist, katie couric is basically the last person i'm going to go to. >> sean: emily, as i look at the eminent domain landscape. area 51. rachel maddow's conspiracy theory. fake news cnn. "the washington post," "new york times," three networks. and we actually have all

katy tur covering for us.here has been a development. >> you guys missed a lot of energy and a lot of excitement just one moment ago as the second realignment ended. so now there is only warren and sanders left. and i want to talk to this one woman over here who just realigned from the buttigieg camp. you went over here from buttigieg. why did you choose sanders? >> climate change is a big -- sorry. >> climate change. >> climate change is a big issue for me and bernie i think has the best, is one of the biggest supporters of it. >> warren is big on climate change. why did you not choose her? >> just the supporters of bernie were the ones who approached me first and were the most vocal about it. >> see? that's what's so interesting. the supporters approached her first and convinced her to go caucus. and as you can see, they just said 46. 46, is that the number he said? is 46 the number he said? >> yep, 46. >> how do you feel? >> feel fantastic. >> you feel good about your ability to convince the buttigieg suppo

i'm katy tur. it's 11:00 a.m. here in las vegas and 2:00 p.m. out east.irst, here is what's happening in las vegas where i am. as democrats make their last-minute case to nevada caucus gore caucusgoers, the president is holding a rally down the road in just an hour. now for the bigger picture, yesterday the pushed aside his acting director of national intelligence, joseph mcguire, because he was angry over an intelligence briefing. according to sources speaking with ken dilanian, andrea mitchell and i, it was a warning about speaking about undermining the election. we've confirmed the president was furious that the security czar told lawmakers that russians had exhibited a preference for donald trump and was trying to help him in 2020. but one current official tell us that peerson overstated the intelligence and when pressed by bipartisan lawmakers to show the evidence, she could not. regardless, the result was that the president got so angry he fired his acting dni and replaced him with a loyalist, somebody who intelligence officials worry will not be a

. >> katie: no, and she can't. she swore me to secrecy. i've betrayed her trust. >> flo: no, katie.ou were just concerned. any of us would have done the same exact thing. >> katie: well, i'm happy that you and wyatt have reached out to her. she needs your support. >> flo: both of us wanna do whatever we can to make her happy& and just to make sure that the time she has left here is as peaceful as it can be. >> katie: we all want that. but is wyatt really asking her to move in with him? >> flo: yeah. she's meeting him there right now.

so great to be with you, katy. as one of my biden sources told me this morning, internally there is a feeling that they are on the ropes. this new development is the latest sign that they are trying to course correct after what was by all accounts a disappointing finish, fourth place in iowa. >> with her at the top of the campaign, what does it mean, mike memoli, for simone sanders and what they had been doing until now? >> reporter: well, what's interesting about this, anita dunn had an elevated role in the campaign. the biden campaign when they had a conference call with donors in the immediate aftermath to reassure them, it was greg schultz the campaign manager and anita dunn. we have mike donelin, there has been a top heaviness to the biden campaign. part of the question here is how much is anita dunn taking on day-to-day management final decision making in the campaign or is this a matter of rearranging some of the deck chairs? but it is a message that you have to send, especially to a campaign dependent on so

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katie hill, a rising star on capitol hill. >> this is the last speech that i will give from this floor of congress. >> until leaked exhibit mintima torpedo the once-promising career. now she's taking on cyber exploitation. >> it's like a private piece of you, you could never get back. >> how much of it is tied to the fact in your mind that you're bisexual? >>> plus, running mate, the historic presidential candidate and his husband. >> he made me feel so loved. >> a potential first gentleman on life, love and family. >> i just want our kids to have the same last name. i know this is probably going to sound really funny, but i really like buttigieg. >>> and inside track. it's all downhill from here but first the "nightline" five. >>> number ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on the new xc90 available with six seats. xc90. recharged. ♪ ♪ save up to $2,000 in allowances on select new volvo models through march 2nd. visit your local volvo dealer. grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progre

still with us, katie gry feld and brent judy. brent, i want to talk about where you like to put money or where you are interested in right now. you mentioned e.m. and small caps. classes thatasset have not worked in a long time even though on paper they may be cheap. why this time will they be different and offer some meaningful outperformance is? brent: people have been consistently worried since the trade war was launched and we had the trade -- we had the fears that went away. if you pick your favorite and of the cycle indicator, take the treasury and the 10 minus two spread and you overly growth versus value, u.s. large purses u.s. small, the s&p versus em, they trade off the end of the cycle. people have been worried a recession was coming. we believe those lai's will turn back up. we believe the cycle will continue with economic growth strengthening. you will to be on the others of the trade that was the trade of the past. a shift to more offensive as the cycle does move back higher and people stop fearing there is a recess

katy perry has been appointed as an ambassador of the british asian trust.e uk. what do you think? it's strange, to say the least. i think the reaction on social media shows that it was perhaps slightly ill judged. on social media shows that it was perhaps slightly illjudged. a lot of people out there are talking about this is a lack of reflection of diversity in the fact that katy perry is not british, she is not asian. as far as i can see from having checked the website, she is the only non—british asian ambassador listed on the website. so you would have to question the reason why she has been made in ambassador. tell me what you think the reason is. well, she has a certain level of fame which can a lwa ys certain level of fame which can always be beneficial for the avenues that the british asian trust might wa nt to that the british asian trust might want to go up. but at the same time, perhaps it is just pandering and doing a favour to someone famous that can shine a lot of light on the event without anything tangible behind it. and what do you think of

katy austin, bbc news.n bbc news, our world has been granted unprecedented access to indonesia's prison to witness garil and sarah meeting the bombers who killed their parents. this film contains flashing images and scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. the blast which brought this extraordinary level of destruction was caused by a car bomb. on the holiday island of bali in 2002, bombs exploded outside nightclubs, killing more than 200 people. garil lost his dad. sarah lost her mother in another bombing. to stop more attacks, indonesia is taking a radical approach. , making bombers meet their vic limbs. —— meet approach. , making bombers meet theirvic limbs. —— meet their victims. every year families from across the world come here, to what is known as ground zero on the holiday island of bali. to mourn their loved ones killed in indonesia's worst attack. 27—year—old garil is here with his mum. it's the first time his publicly mourned for his father, who was one of the 202 people killed in the bombi

it's a whole pack age, katy. it's what's in my heart and i believe it's what americans want. >> you referenced on that system, unequal system that you mentioned to a voter, but you brought up joe biden in that context. let me play that sound bite. >> there's actually a difference me and joe biden, and that's it. i'm a progressive. i deeply believe that we are in a framework in america set by ronald rooeng. and it's terrible. the framework is low taxes, small government, because government is bad. fight unions, $7.25 minimum wage, that's outrageous. that is outrageous. >> tell me this, is it your message to voters here in south carolina that if they want a progressive, systemic change, that you are the candidate, not joe biden? are you calling joe biden the candidate of the status quo? >> look, i think there's no question that he's someone who is a moderate, who said that he believes that we should go back to the old time washington, that he believes he can work with republicans to get the kinds of changes he beli

katy tur is here. >>> i'm katy tur. it's 2:00 p.m. in the east and 11:00 a.m. in the west. the candidate who is not even competing in the debate is dominating the conversation. there's a $62 billion elephant in the room. >> democracy to me means one person, one vote. [ cheers and applause ] not bloomberg or anybody else spending hundreds of millions of dollars trying to buy an election. >> $60 billion can buy you a lot of advertising, but it can't erase your record. there's a lot to talk about with michael bloomberg. >> i think what needs to happen here is he needs to go on shows like this which he hasn't done. he just can't hide behind the airwaves. he has to answer questions. >> anyone bhos out there trying to blame african-americans for the financial crash of 2008, anyone who defends bank discrimination and then blames the victims is not someone who should be representing our party. >> sounds like elizabeth warren has a cold. again, mike bloomberg isn't even competing in nevada but his presence looms large, as does that of bernie sanders. following a narrow loss in 2016,

our business correspondent, katie prescott, is here. hello, katie prescott, is here. katie.s obviously... the markets reopen, if you're going to have an impact, now is when you make your announcements. what shall we read into this? they are giving a sign that they are prepared to step in if the economic impact of the coronavirus carries on and is a major problem. we are talking about quarantining tens of millions of people, factories closing down, you mention the lunar new year holiday, it is normally a time that chinese people will be spending a lot of money. that is not going on. i spoke to an economist yesterday who said that if this continues into mid—february, we could see two percentage points off chinese economic growth. that is a third. we are on the second of every now. it is the length of the time that the fm continues, i think, that is going to bite. and within china there are lots of things and it is hard to transport goods and there are practical not cons. that is regardless of whether you are in a town or city that has been affected. there is a global impact, b

thank you, rachel shabi and katy balls. goodbye. news we we re up—to—date on the breaking news we were talking about in the last 20 minutes or so. this is the latest we have from germany where reports are now have from germany where reports are now saying at least eight people have been shot dead. this was in an incident in a town of hanau, east of frankfurt. we can see pictures of police activity on the ground in the town. according to reports, and these were original broadcast media reports as well as reuters, the shootings took place at two shisha bars in the town. please could not confirm the number of dead but said at least six people were seriously injured. you can see that the police are on the scene on the ground in these pictures, but we have been told police helicopters are flying above as well. the government is expected to be at large. —— gunman. we are told there were two incidents in two separate shisha bars and eight people have been shot dead. let's bring you up—to—date with the world of sport. here's the latest spor

the chief financial officer katie murray said there are more challenges ahead.ie: we are clearly going to incur some losses in terms of the resizing upnatwest markets. the yield curve still going in this direction and we in our own economics are anticipating it will have another yield curve cut. those things make income harder, particularly for banks. francine: ubs is searching for its new chief executive. sources say the bank is searching internal and external candidates. his plans to step down this year. from rivaln october credit suisse may not be among the front runners to take the top role given his relatively brief tenure. let's get back to patrick armstrong. there's a number of changes at the head of a lot of these european banks. some rebranding in the u.k. is there any value in european banks? patrick: i don't like them basically. they are cheap, on value, dividend yield. returns on capital employed targets even are very low. i characterize the more as utilities. for further bonds to the banks of this point. i think with the negative interest rates marg

i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. we begin with a double dose of angst for establishment democrats. angst over the rise of bernie sanders, whose electability they question and angst over michael bloomberg, whose record they question. the crisis for moderates comes as sanders, fresh off a victory in new hampshire, appears to be the front-runner to win in nevada, which holds its caucuses this saturday. and as bloomberg, who isn't even campaigning in the first four contests is now polling in double digits in national polls, this weekend joe biden, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar all went after the former new york city mayor for his past comments and for, in their words, trying to buy this election. >> $60 billion can buy you a lot of advertising, but it can't erase your record. >> this is a time where voters are looking for a president who can lead us out of the days when it was just commonplace or accepted to have these kinds of sexist and discriminatory attitudes. and, you know, right now this is our chance to do some

katie: it is less about mortgages.y changes coming that will have an impact on our numbers. as we look at the high cost of credit, we clearly will incur some losses. the yield curve is still going in this direction and in our own economics we are anticipating another yield curve cut. those things all make income harder for banks. nejra: are you factoring in a rate cut from the bank of england? katie: we are. in a model it may be wrong, but we have incoming from q2. francine: let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. viviana: bruno slashed its -- renaud slashed its dividend and posted the first net loss in a decade. income from nissan also plunged. a worse than expected 30% plunge. wells fargo plans to cut hundreds of workers in the philippines. some of those jobs will be moved to india. they are joining a posh across the bank -- push across the banking industry to have tech workers in less locations. pushing the playstation 5 to about $450 per unit. they may wait for microsoft to make a first move on the xbox

. ♪ >> sally: [ exhales ] [ phone rings ] [ sighs ] [ ring ] [ ring ] [ beep ] hi, katie. >> katie: heyi was just calling to check in to see if you'd heard from your doctor about the test results. >> sally: um, no. not yet, actually. i don't know if no news is good news or what, but... >> katie: well, i'm sure you'll hear something soon. >> sally: yeah. he

to get us started kelly o'donnell, leean caldwell, katie and ben, editor-in-chief of law fair and nbc analyst. kelly, let me start with you. we're hearing from the white house press secretary specifically pushing back today after new remarks, new comments overnight from john kelly. >> remember john kelly knows this president so well, having served as his secretary of homeland security and then his chief of staff where it was part of his job to try to filter information coming to the president and prevent, if possible, the president from any unforced errors or miss steps during his time as chief of staff. what john kerry is say now is he's defending alexander vindman, removed from the national security council after being what turned out to be a high profile witness in the impeachment trial and hearings. what happened was, vindman, of course, answered a subpoena as an active duty military office and claims he told the truth when congress asked him to and prior to that said he spoke up when he thought there was information missing when he thought there's additional added that needed to

as katie said, the upemployment rate is at record lows.ationally we're at 3.5%, the lowest in 50 years. and for the bay area, we're talking about in the 2s. so labor shortages are really the issue here. and we have a labor shortage that we've not seen like this for 20 years. what is driving this economy? it's the innovation economy. the san francisco bay area is the innovation economy. and there's silicon valley and san francisco or the east bay, it's innovation. half a trillion dollars, add those numbers up, half a trillion dollars, has been poured into start-ups and venture. with the center of this here in the universe. and we have 60% to 70% of the money that stays here. the companies are here and the money is here. so that drives booms and, as you saw from katie's numbers, we have the biggest boom anyplace in the country. not only do we have a start-up culture but huge companies -- google, facebook, apple and sales force and many others who have huge market shares. and that could be a problem for them. because we're talking about inves

katy tur is in nashua. katie, first of all, what kind of turnout does it feel like?ow that people are getting off work. i was talking to one of the poll watchers a moment ago, and said that turnout is slightly higher at this time than it was in 2016. they are comparing it to 2012. they're going to try to compare it to 2012. that was the last time an incumbent was in the race. 2016, if was an open field, so they did get higher turnout. the democrats hope that more voters show up, they don't get a repeat of iowa, they want to see enthusiasm. they want to see voters come out and pass ballots. they want it to be an indication of what they can expect in november. i know you know this, but new hampshire is interesting, because the largest voting block here is the undeclared voting block. not republican, not democrat, the voter who walks in, declares for a party, walks out, undeclares, the voter that can only stand to be affiliated with that political party for three minutes. they're the ones that will end up choosing who the winger here is, in 2016 they broke for bernie sa

let's explore what that might mean with katy fang, an attorney and msnbc contributor. >> welcome. >> so good to be with you. >> miami, very much at the epicenter of the weinstein story. or epstein. why is the jury deadlocked on those two charges? what it about those that they're struggling with? >> if you're a member of a jury in a criminal case and looking at the fact that the defendant is looking at the potential of life in prison, if he's found guilty of predatory sexual assault in the state of new york, it should give you cause for pause. even if it was a misdemeanor, you should take your role and responsibility as seriously as possible. what's happening here is the prosecution in this case decided to go after this very serious offense of predatory sexual assault. and that particular two counts that deal with two specific victims was bolstered by the

katy? >> shaquille brufter, mike memoli, josh letterman, thank you. >>> joining me now, editor of the nevada independent, jon ralston. also here with us in las vegas is "new york times" chief national correspondent mark leibovich. all of these are playing the expectation game right now. you're the person in charge of asking at least some of the questions tonight. what are you curious about? >> all the attention tonight, katy, is on the fact that mike bloomberg for the first time is going to be on stage. i think there's going to be a lot of energy focused on him. most people in america don't know a lot about bloomberg. >> other than the ads and the mythology he's creating for himself? >> right. and so it's going to be interesting to see which of the candidates really decide, besides we know bernie sanders is because he's in nevada, already attacking bloomberg even though bloomberg is not on the ballot here, in anticipation that he would be up there tonight. there's a lot in bloomberg's recor

i'm jesse watters, along with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and new hampshire, and this is to be 20 president trump looking to shake up the democrats ahead of their big primary in new hampshire, trump getting ready to hold a rally in manchester tonight before the 2020 contenders face off in the states tomorrow. trump supporter's lining up for hours to see the president while democrats are in a state of total dysfunction. they are still fighting over the results in iowa. and now they are going after each other. check out this back and forth between sinking sleepy joe and mayor pete. >> he has a good guy. he is a great mayor. but guess what? he was a mayor. he is a good guy. but the idea of passing a budget as mayor of a town the size of manchester and managing 900 billion, this guy is not a barack obama. >> he is right.

i'll take katie's word on that . >>. >> nice and full. [inaudible] just belong one. >> my mother-in-law saw that. she's going to be once to get my . >> your mother-in-law? i met your wife and daughter. >> you were here with. >> my wife and daughter susan. >> now you stand across the street? >> i'm staying in concorde. >> in concorde. >> nice hotel. hotel concorde. it's new. >> adultery got too expensive . >> it is expensive. >> oversaw endorsements are the most important kind. >> because they know everything . [inaudible] >>. [overlapping conversation] how does that look? >> it looks good, i could shave around the ears. got a nice outline. nice and full. not short.it needed it. >> needed. how long ago was it? >> you were in here about a month ago. >> 50 years ago how much did ahaircut cost ? >> two dollars. >> did you give people a shave back then smr. >> shave and a haircut. i still do. >> every now and then youcome in just to get a close shave . >> you didn't see people with long hair. back in the 70s, they look like a bum on the street

in katie greifeld. weekend?d over the we saw a move to the downside last week when apple gave the morning, but suddenly lower today. italy, at new is least investors that i talked to. milan closing schools, events. that is what is feeding those fears. this could turn into an epidemic in china to a global pandemic. we see the treasury market absorbing most of that. if you look around the world at the sovereign debt market, it is still a positive yield. not to mention cases in the u.s. relative to the size of the population has not contained in at this point. vonnie: what are strategist saying about what could tip the 10-year yield below its previous low of 1.3180? that would be a significant episode. katie: it would be. it feels like it wouldn't take much at this point. if you asked strategists last week where we would be, most would not tell you 1.35. the speed of this move has been breathtaking. it will be interesting to see, when asia starts reacting to this news, whether that is enough to tip us over. i was t